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Unit 6 Study Guide

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Define Imperialism. Is the practice of one country controlling the government and economy of another.
The Pan-African movements main purpose was to _____________. Share a bond with each other, to work together, Country or Territory, Etc.....
Europeans first became interested in africa while they where engaged in the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. True or False True
After what major event did Africans challenge European colonial rule? WWII
The Europeans used _____ _____ to be their enforcers in the news established colonies. Their jobs were to collect taxes and run businesses the way the british wanted. Local Chief
Describe Nigerias Government. Unstable
Who is F. W. de Klerk? South African president and set Nelson Mandela free.
Describe an Embargo. A ban on trade with another country.
The colony of South Africa was first founded by the _____ who were from the ___________. Dutch,Netherlands
When Dutch settlers moved further north in South Africa, they encountered conflict with which African group? Zulus
What is the purpose of the African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa? To work for equal treatment.
Define Apartheid. The separation of the races.
Who is Nelson Mandela? The leader of the PAC and ANC, that helped end apartheid.
Name Nelson Mandela's national party. African National Congress
When independence was achieved in South Africa, what percent of it's population was black? 70%
After slavery why where the Europeans interested in Africa? They where engaged in the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and raw materials.
Define Assimilation and tell who forced it upon the Africans. Encouraging Africans to become French citizens, the French.
What problems did the new boundaries created by the Europeans cause the Africans? The boundaries split tribes and ethnic groups.
In Nigeria, name the two groups that fought after they became independent. The Christians and Muslims fought after independence.
Describe Nelson Mandela’s attitude toward all races in South Africa. He wanted all races to work together to ensure the new government benefited everyone.
When did Africans think about gaining their freedom? After WWII
What is a civil war? A civil war is a war fought between those in the same country
Describe Colonialism. Control or Governing influence of a nation over a dependent country, territory, or people.
What natural resources were discovered in S. Africa after British took control? Gold and Diamonds
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